Sentence examples for which mounts from inspiring English sources
The new BD-P4600 Blu-ray player — which mounts on the wall, for all to see — is a notable exception.
The popular "Encores!" series, which mounts concert versions of sometimes forgotten Broadway musicals, has inspired an offshoot: "Encores!
The Mint Theatre, which mounts revivals of works by unsung playwrights, kicks off the season with a drama that was written by Teresa Deevy in 1942.
The words rise, but to no effect, like the blinded dove mentioned in Francis Bacon's essay on ambition which "mounts and mounts, because he cannot see about him".
It's nice to see the Pearl, which mounts everything from Sophocles to Ibsen, doing a 20th-century American play, though "Roses" seems a safe choice.
When a comedian tells a story, he deliberately sets out to create a certain tension in his listeners, which mounts as the narrative progresses.
The date, of course, was AD79: the fateful year in which Mount Vesuvius spectacularly blew.
He was first run over by their car, which mounted the pavement.
The fees will be juicy, especially those from Lehman, which mounted to £40m by November for two months' work.
The underlying contempt for the Rotterdam- and London-based mountedGroup, which mounted a hostile takeover attempt for Arcelor in January, is transparent.
Mr. Cohen is the artistic director of the Worth Street Theater Company, which mounted the play last summer in TriBeCa.
